Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-02-02
,,lINlus JUNIOR.
,,,ntos on the selection OF
e ogdcn's New OFFICERS.

,, DEMOCRAT: The political pot
bpaiii Ug 1t is the only pot that is boil
Oo ..,tb meat in some poor Saints fami-
|bg WIZ, ,ho are, nevertheless, subjected to
ls' SS.nro,ding drudgery Of doing the be-
pc mi executing the will OF the sane
fdel pass P', meeting OF all the Liberal
! "' Sill be held next Friday evening
O,,g, IS; 0pera House, when fifty dele
n V"r riIl be chosen, TO whom the franz
pc W" nlatform and the selection OF Il
n " ticlet will be entrusted
illow me to say, right mere, that that
A .tng will contain no Norm ons,
gGaT will it tolerate any OF the class
r a'n', n,ugwumps in the East and jack
'vn ems nsI In Utah. That means, as yours
, n,bie and unpretentious correspondent
li nlo,t,nds. that it is to be convention
',iiJ and straight.out Liberals, who,
having had their say and argued
w, mersonal preferences, will loyalty
|pvuh 6pnestly abide by the decision OF
IA majority, although their individual
.,s s nav not have been in accord with
IN majority. Only such who are
Snio, # in the minority OF choices, to
snon7 The lead OF the majority are fairly
r .,by 10 take part in the deliberations.
'' i,sin ogden City has ut least 800 or
t1s Liberal voters, without counting
boli.courageOus stragglers on the
r., and scratchers OF the so-Called
soolos party. Among these, OF course,
eor are hundreds OF astute business
.on wide.awake residents and others
IN will furnish abundant timber from
..t,b 70 build construction OF first
II, ticket. There are only fourteen
I'M, municipal officers to be elected
E,ror iour Aldermen, five CounCilmen,
6S.:rier Treasurer, Assessor and Col
..or and Marshal Now, | venture to
i, lint in less than II five minutes sur
N Of the directory could pick out six
Em.t deserving and perfectly eligible
fsrilates for every one of these offices.
u Moreover, there are in the non-Mor-
IN m population OF Ogden certain distinct
t.,ts certain circumscribel society
Esrneclions, certain family tribes, certain
bire associations, and other formations
Ia that limited gregariOus instinct OF the
,Arman kind which proves the prevalence
X affinity and attraction among some
IA the powers OF repulsion and disasso-
Etion among others. Therefore, there
IA be any number OF candidates OF va
.Dns parts and portions Of the multitude
Imposing the Liberal party, and favor
ID, 4. B, c and d will be confronted by
'R,ierences +, +, G and II, and so forth,
ID fJiium.
The same thing OF course, exists among
In members of the Peoples party in II
1hain milk-andwater sense; but as
1ay are all subject to the priesthood's
5kateG, they have to sacrifice their per
sra. preferences and emulate their in
Eblual inclnatons ON the absurd altar
Mhemrchical domination. Hence, then
n follows, that the Liberals must make
LIN honest, disinterested, purely patri-
Il selection OF tho fifty nominating del
bites, that all the anti-priesthood voters
u both sexes will rally round the stand
b, burying all private predictions in
6Ap common current of loyalty, conscious
Nht only union gives strength, when i'm :
kelPl and buOyed by just sense and good
|mment. JUNIUS JUNIOR.
OGDEy, Feb. >, 1887.